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This month we're giving you a
"Guess What" with a view. In fact two views - bird's eye and
worm's eye. Patented Sept. 12, 1876, this hand-held or palm
item of wood has multiple semi-blunt steel spikes imbedded
in a round base (dimensions: 3 1/2" H X 3" Diam.).

All you have to
do is put on your thinking bibs and mentally munch your way
through our smorgasbord of thirty tasty tidbits. We've even
included the winning appetizer du jour. If you overdose on
the Swedish meatballs, Pepto Bismol for all. Suggestions:
1) Pizza maker's bubbling cheese burster
2) Early cancelled check perforator
3) Tattoo artist's connect-the-dots ink impregnator
4) Textile pattern maker's dot design stitch stamp
5) Floating flower frog and stem crusher
6) Lumpy gravy smoother
7) Wall painter's stucco stippler
8) Primitive antique show re-entry hand stamp
9) Cartographer's mountain shrubbery terrain imprinter
10) Child's arts and crafts wool sewing card hole starter
punch
11) Biscuit pricker
12) Pipe tobacco small clump breaker-upper
13) Potter's pattern texture dimpler
14) Sheep herder's dye branding marker
15) Boiled potato de-lumping masher
16) US Treasury counterfeit bills destroyer
17) Seed starter ground hole puncture germination kit
implement
18) Furniture maker's exotic wood inlay inserter
19) Chocolate chip cookie hole poker and crevice creator
20) Flat tire vulcanizing repair kit roughening abraser
21) Garlic clove mincer and crusher
22) Early painted furniture graining tool
23) Horse groomer's curry comb
24) Child's knotted hair tresses de-tangler
25) Early Post Office package stamp cancellation perforator
26) Meat tenderizer
27) Pre-leech blood letting bleeder surgical implement
28) Burnt food pot scourer
29) Window box planter soil aerator and cultivator
30) Walnut chopper
When next we
meet we'll have a winner. How about next month?
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